Using objects and language, Laura Kaminskaitė (b. 1984) creates invisible events – exhibitions, scenarios, and narratives in the minds of viewers, readers, and listeners. She completed her Bachelor’s studies at the Department of Graphic Art (2008) and her Master’s studies at the Department of Sculpture (2010) at the Vilnius Academy of Arts.
Kaminskaitė’s recent solo exhibitions include Double Double (Great Hall of the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius, 2021); Today is the Color Day Meets at Day with Antanas Gerlikas (P////AKT, Amsterdam, 2018); Today (Editorial, Vilnius, 2017); Turn Smile Laugh Sashay Conversation Smile Laugh Spring Up Smile Laugh Talk (Podium, Oslo, 2017); and Something Something (Vermilion Sands, Copenhagen, 2016).
Her works have also been presented at the 12th Kaunas Biennial (2019); Kilometer of Sculpture (2015); the 12th Baltic Triennial (2014–2016); and in group exhibitions in Vilnius, Vienna, Prague, Riga, Munich, Amsterdam, Helsinki, Oslo, Malmö, Šiauliai, Athens, Rome, Moscow, New York, and elsewhere. She also frequently works as an exhibition architect, installation technician, and curator.
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